Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1889 FOR RENT- JUK RENT -HOUSES. A COMMODIOS, HANDSOMELI arnished Corner Honse: fasliouable locality: sgtsouable terms Apply CHARLES EARLY, 03 14th mm Oe Pom REST_* Room HOUSE; TWO HALLS; ALL modern improvements. four. lines of cars: near Treasury and Patent offic 932.50. O54 ‘Sth st. JOR RENT— 23 CARROLL ST- it cond: new! ©).6 Foowe, mod. tmpe = aE pe aed New 6 room Brick. Patne. eo) BARkES& W 4ESS-BRICK BA\- WINDOW, and bath: concrete cellar. fon KENT ali in best condition: 11 ok RENT ‘psa LE SE—THOSE, V3 VERY = ygpge aa Washington cl inde, ‘New amma hire ire ave, abd ni e « from New itampauice ave. and 22d st, See S78. Open.” Can be acon at time. cl 2we_ SEC HEF} BAND OR Reon oma 8 | Fete and hail: nicely 3 ply ne once. ocl Fst" Fe, RENT_FURNISHED— Pst. noar 18th, Lir. Jefferson st. near SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F stn. CORNER NEW Massach? ‘Ket. near ‘8 cham- ocl ot Mae ‘TCHINS, "arranged chat i OH KEN RHE ee AND, : jouse pion room, resd- | tO voce and all mod, i ita spfeat $21.50, Hiding is supplied with ‘an, Otis elevator and to WESCOTT Se ave. _ oc! "—-UNFUERNIS! ieee regen ee w. POR naar -BY RO. Sid Lbeurance Broker tote 5 * 2 121 wen ¥ nr. 18th bet 17th ane ave. “cirele, 1 Conn Cirele season), te per mo. E near eq. Cona.a. b. N&Dup'tc.250 Coun. 9 te 8 . 5 ‘OFFICES. Dupont circie ith st. bet. Hand I sts.125 o41 ot Ah Seer. 5 Soor, Stront Element roome List. bet. 14th & ist. bet 13th and 7. nu aicre ate th od? ¥eSa tock. 9 trontrs, tater Beated by steain 60 oy7 trom. 10 av Fet uw. a0 ve., irom 10%020 bx) Fstow., RES. 345 ey 1828 14th st. a. w... i mg INS casi BE 0 OBTAINED ae OUR OF- Those jew ioeren 1016, 101: - i ‘ait & HH NSTON, Fm iy OY 0c19-s,tu,th phen coke oct? sR. O. HOLTZMAN. 10tn Fe RENT GRICE HOUSE, 323 18T ST. 8 rooms; all modern improvements; rent $28 jadvanon, Inquire 326, opposite. _ocliheo2w* rooms. 17 ¥ st. u. good repair. “Apply toW.c. r= 3 NTH FIVE wemen| OSOHNSOR Tie Lath at ec22-Im © WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 917 F ST. N.W. OR wed fora nuuabor ef earn past by Aa ST. N. that pe oecapies fot 9 number, of years ait rs impa.; at 61,100 finish cabinet; mantels; JOUSES. fear: vacant Lat November 1217 Nst. nw. (fur.), 3 B st. we. Gr. ocl oat B. H. WARNER & CO. i y Hy ~ R RENT—712 5TH ST. N. W. BRICK THREE Bintree ana basement: 8 bath all. mod. =P and bat! BW WARNER S CO.. moel9-3t* ‘916 F st. nw. JOK KENT—A NEW FOUR-KOOM DWELLING, with well of pure cold water in yard. on paved ie} in southwest. Rent only 87 R.A PHILLIPS, 14 ‘mont New York ave. FOR RENT—ZOUSES.__ i REN1—FUKNISHED— House RENT—UNFURNISHED. tas a Ere P st. n.w.. 10r. teas ¢ H. ave.. Gr. wee i8 ie ei fet 19th st. bat. Bana £ 2ist st. bet. Band 8, 18rs., Eant Capitol st, near PRT ite news per F° ye oe Geri BAS THE TERMINUS of new 7th nt. improved by frame house and out proved, with fine oc22-3t aioe ew ot OUTS P. SHOR M AK “920 F st n.w._ Fe SALE44 ACRES ADJOINING 4 TAKOMA Yark fronting on, Blair road irame hor ; fine crrounding country. "Louis ¥ SHORMARER: oc2z-it 920 F at. n.w. ke Ko ace DALE UR EXCHANGE 7“ ebay Property; « Farm of 285 acres, 16 miles from Wi usted between two ; would hake a brst-claseatock farm; some fruit; well watered; some bargain can be had. Address 19 H FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Fe SALE—A NICE 10-ROOM HOUSE. ‘ON 9TH oe haven ‘Bear Ost., which we can sell tos buyer. T & TUKPI Sate Deposit Bid., 15th and N.¥. = SALE—027 O ST. N.W, 12 ROO! re rare PLANT <0622-0¢__ Safe Depoutt Bd buh and RY. ve, Fo SALE—A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO 4 Dargain,” No. O11 rad aew plumbing: new jew paint; lot 202100 to “I” alley; convenient a For bay-window, 7 rooma and bath; mod. im ‘For Sale—New House Le ‘Droit Park; 8 rooms and bath: complete detail ; Payment, ise meni House on T st., west of 9th: 5 DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. -A NICE NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE on obs | Feeestetta ee $3,600. : : PLANT & TURPIN, 0c22-6t Safe Deposit Building, 15th and N.Y.ave. Fate io ua ave 406 and 408 11th Ch... Be az ‘Gepitor alley se a TW Eh, 4s 1450 hookes Fer full ist calf et omic rch eae cent thelstand 15tn, " focz2} "THOS. &. WAGGAMAN, TOR RUSaEEEaaIo 22D ST. N.W.. fees ROOM, © ie ged dition: HESKELIO 01 oul ; easy terme, MCLERAX, Ae F at. ow. JHREE-STORY PRESS BCR, BAY. Finaow. 32 ‘324 14th at. Tooms and bath WER Sor teh ad Roe SALE, WELL-BUILT BRICK HOUSE: SIX hot and cold water bath, Bo pouse in excelle gifion and rented to , —| om sa East side 2d near F st., New 2-story-and-tasement property. North side of Wallach near 14th st., 6-room Bay- window Brick. 5,000. East side of 20th st. near Pennsylvania ave., Lot 20 £115, improved by good Frame Dwelling. $4,500. South side of N near 29th st., three large Bricks, 10 "Roe mn. 84.000. la on dacanis Rhode Island ave. near 12th st.. 2 = and-bacement Brick Dwelling, 8 rooms and beth. Corner 3d st. and Massachusetts ave. ne, Splendid wate eae Aig = eas 8 rooms, bath and every con- Gth ne., Gr., near : 090. 1025 6th ne. Or. hear K. 2400 North side of between 10th and 11th ste., 6-room a =, erick gn Tech ime L and Mate. 6 beth, good yards and lawn in front. Each 24th st, 2-story Brick, 8 rooms, eas, lie © Rarecea tea K sta.,6-room Frame, toalley, $2,100. of Cleveland ave. near W st.,6-room Brick, 2500. 2-atory and basement Soth neni 2 story. 6-room Brick, : near K st., room inpaie ie ave. ae. .. 2-story Frame, lot near 22d et my new alors Bay side and ‘reat ‘alley white 4A 13th st, and New | Fe BALE-A SIX-ROOM RRICK a ee renting F mont! worth money. If. Hately, only $2,500. CAY: WooD onnRETT Tata at ana Nes ve. ocl D-3t* R xALE—A BARGAIN—A eG <n0cm. AND Bath Bay~ oil med S555: in northwest NEW. SIX-ROOM BRICKS, Ce es if i i ‘3! t E Le if Zee i 4 Ls saz id 286 8g. mY 8s ca cf ave, near 22d st.,new 2-story 17x85 toalley: $1,600. a einai st. near Now Hampshire ave. nw, D Percent cash; balauce om long tite: ‘window House on Beso: n.e., large yard, in front; only *Fonse on Pierce place bet. 15th and J oth ots, n.w., rooms, j. al a DESIRABLE LOTS, Two games, good $e eas 2: East side of 20th near K st. and facing Connecticut A Prope! tu borth sf gre, Lot 212140 to alley. Boome Sd near N st, Lot 54x80 to alley. RSs 21st and 224 sts., Lot 221100. Me rachel near 14th st, 16x140 to alley. Offer bet. 18th and 19thets, 4 2d sts., Lot 20x00 to Fenting for 850 per month: ‘Houses ae: 0c19-3t {OK SALE—A NICE HOME ON ns 2-8 Brick, “SEA see Tah | an bet. 21st eccorner N Hampebt ; improved b ew elas aa Let; — v Soares. Frames; 6,410 square feet. Offer — Sigotett New Hampehire ave..Lot 2344x90 5gct D bet. 1uth and 20th sta, 3 Lots, cach 152100. Sorth side Ze wide aide alley” of Ebet 22dand 23d ata., 601106, oczl-lw REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. South aide a ‘of Dumbarton ave. near 3st st. Lot 1 mule from nee D.C. time, or a Bees a. Srsnebvill Aci t Landove Fi. ea ACRES OF BEARD. 5 m Capitol. 134 miles from ULLINANE & Ci G00 Fst nw. ath st. n.¥ : wait bom and é 2. . fe above is on y oD Looks, For full list call at oftice for bulletin feeued on, te lstand 15th. [cc22| THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ok RENT—CHEAPEST HOUSEs IN CITY—TWO New 3-story Bricks, with cellar, just completed; zarler. dining foom. stichen. Ave bed rum, batt and halt rooms; closets in each room. $4 {good tenant ‘Inquire aire W.P. 8. ark 3505 ‘ompect st., West 2 ocr Ste 4 tion of the OR RENT — NTA | HANDSOMELY FURNIS) at. between 19th ind 20th sts. oR a. ROBERTSON. 1515 H 6c 9-3t_ Fou ke 'TFURNISHED HOUSE IN FASHIO able location, near the Normandie, ington and other hotels. everything complete for mnuedinte occu: bare! ar ALBERT FL. FOX, 920 F st. new. % af 9 Foeeser maa Pauey: a Wa to & yearly tenant, Box 34, | 1204 sist ste OF ‘Ok RENT ENTIRE BUILDING NORTHWEST 1412 N at. Tor. 7th and L n.w.; leant large store on alt in food order; 2 low figure If taken wrade floor aud 12 roshis: sboves 1917 14th st..sti oa 1350 Wallach pl. Oregon ave..2r. RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st__ JOR RENT_—630 TO 696 SECOND SI Four Beautifully-finished Bay-window Brick: rooms and is. Neatibules, hallways, closets, sta. $25 5 sik io a desirable colored ‘aml 486 three rooms L king in front: | * Beven-room Brick Dwelliny Hever socupted. teat $25. RUST & MUNGERFORD: | F355" ‘st sw, Six-room: Brick Dy Deven 29 Lath wt. Rey at 101 Zdst-ne. coe 1-it*_ | $10.30, 5 Myftlest.n-c., Six-rocht eens ie "40. JOK KENT— 1524 20TH ST. #40 PER MONTH. cDUY. ADDISON & suas oc21-3t* 1304 F st DOK RENT 1013 SST.7 ROOMS: MOD. IMPS.: jase in good condition rent & — . DAVID D. STON oe21-3t B06 F at. ODERN, DWELLIN ITH GAS : = © yard, fitte condition, Meridian ave. Se eel or XW. Fp Ss opr ontaining 12 rooms, bath, store 925 F st. 0c B-3t_ cellar. Stable on re: pletely furuished. Handsoie view Hf bec ation Best lane healthy. OF price abd permit texainine aj , THOS. J. Fie & CO. Pat kw. ‘of jot House ror ENT—FURNISHED-EIGHT-ROOM MOD- ern Brick Dwelling. centrally located, nicely fur. hushed throughout. including china, bedding and piauo. Only €85, W. C. DUVALL, 925 F st. oc19-3t {OK KENTA DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE on Gth st. bet. Dand E n.w., basement, 16 lange rooms a: Provewenita, Per mouth $1225 srect apply to Brick, th ; Nered for lease for s period of four years and three wiven to a good ten- De OF st. nw. Fe RENT—FROM OCTOBER 11301 21ST ST. 2... very desirable coruer brick residence; con- onthe; reasonable teris will jOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee, C2i-lw 56 Fendall Building,cor. 434 and Data uw POR RENT—CLINTON HOUSE, CORNER OF 7TH sud tte, containing 30 roma. Inquire of B. WARNER JOR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK, 1 st_u.w. Apply on premises. oc lL Pst LOK KENT—HOUSE 1419 20TH ST, BET. 0 fine order, with modern improvements; vance per mouth. Inquire 1746 Pst.. bet. » and ie ain. {OK RENT— ning ¥ rooms and bath, furnace, open fire places, lectrie belis aud ell modern improversente, hots 1 Degutitults decorated aud in perfect order. month. 6TH 26-1m yor RENT FURNISHED — mites avenue, ‘j-story k. 12 ished, on jon very desirable, 0 for terms . PARKER, 141 pauryet C. H. PARKER, cor. 43g and E sts. ae 70k RENT: ee ROK RENT—A TaEEeaiOnE: St HOUSE on 434 st., second house north of venn. ave. Will be repaired to suit tenant either for busines onth. THREE "NEARLY NEW FRAME Bennings; five, six end seven rooms; © month. Appt iy to UCKETT & FORD, 617 F st. nw. OR RENT — FURNISHED HOUSE, VERY DE- 30, NEAT SIX-ROOM ¥ Fetie cae square of Spe circle, 10 rooma, » j Rng aay EAME, oclest" TYLER &RUSHERFOKD. » Jus. FORREST, 1003 F st_n.w. Hours, 12 to 2. Reke BRENT—NIC/LY-FUKNISHED HUUB: Inland at $3,600 per year. LO, [Sut Pee oc! Fok eg § FI8sH 23 aif square of Caritl 15 rooms, 2 batlis; aud has all mod. conveniences, i 10 be Sten to be appreciated: Teut low to agood tenant for rs pension OF Year. UK KeNi—KKAME HOUSE ON IKVING ST., ks rooms; $15 per month. J. R. HERTFORD, 0016-0 1419 st. OK RENT—A Lins Fon rod BS RESIDENCE, Rhode island ave. J. BHEDD. elt ay 707 MILLER, 1 1213, F bactemd House on "New J 3518 Peuna. cae intand ave. oe Bees at. Gre. he at, Partially furnished. Kast, Gr re 721 Nat uw. er and ba & st., shop.... 1536 Columbia st. n.w., 7 r. and STABLE EC. CUTLER & CO. 2109 Gat... "1423 Fat Fo: SALE—SPENCERVILLE, MD., TWO DWELL- ings and Store; 4 scree ground : Plenty fruit, &c.; business; « snap for the wide awake. rad callon ALLEN E. 0 5. JOR SALE—50 OR 208 ACRES ON 7TH- and Metropolitan Branch of near 3 stations; 8 miles from Wes for subdivisions. Mrs. M. Glen, Md. ST. ROAD Baltimore and Ohio, ion ; desirable ECC! mae LA. A’ EIGHTY-ACRE FARM ONE AND-A-1 HALF miles from county seat in Kansas and Building Lots in same town. The town hase present Population of about 2,500. PoPhe Lots aze all central, several of them fronting the court house, which coat $32,000. The town has Sater, works and two fine school buildings; graded schools, The Land is all fine, rich, rolling’ prairie, Inprovements nomini @ locality is vel healthy and especially beneficial to consumptives and asthmatics; permanent resideuce cured s grest many: eighteen hundred feet above Do mniasina. ents bi property is constantly increasing in value, as the country fills ap and snight uted to exc worth h about $6,001 rove @ fortune. hange for a House in W address T-F., 801 12th at. nw. Fas Sas ACRES OF LAND. BEAUTIFULLY ted. im full view and within one mile of ita bargain es in View and within ne of thie city wil divide te mult; beautiful builds A. PHILLIPS, 1419 3 ‘ashington outy, New ARM,52 ACRES, UNDER CULTI- miles from Washington Aqueduct pyro ee pare oO. = er cap, bargain cas TOOMEY, 813 2h wt cel F%:. SALE—TWEN road and prop if taken at once. F st. nw, SIX ACRES IN COUNTRY posed National park on ie 8 near Military k Creek ; chen} ART & SON, 17 Peep DA OKANGE GROVES AND GARDEN Lands for Sale or Exchange. We have sions. ot acres for sale aud cam suit all.” M. BENZ & Ci Azthat. n.w., Washington, D. C, For san SALE-ON METKOPOLITAN BRANCH, B. & Golrawes, Country Homes and ¥arma on Oo! easy tocam” Dairy 00 ac! KE a icnern, ai st, oc4-1m _FOR ‘SALE—LOTS. number of new Houses in « _9022-3t its ‘water, sc sewer, lying rit ington : ean be t ought ows Bt a speculative price, Ap- ply t HILL, Sth and F JOK SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT 20 FEET iront, only SO deep: Uth and 7th bet, Land M nie; atreet nips KK, C. CLA Fe SALE FOUR ALLEY LOTS IN N. a FRONT- ‘on 30-foot alley, for i oe 7-foot alley, 12gx42 each, waite for stal Fer turther particulars apply to: ooel- lw HEES, 1416 F at. nw. ee es, OU SALE—ELEGANT LOT AT COR. OF COLUM- I alley; price $800. J es oF alley houses. IHALMEKS & VOOR- bia road und \intwood place; also some Very Fine Lote adjoining at moderate price; these Lota have as and water, sewer 0 eldow ais b vn ERUTHER. | “oc yt a1 7-60t" ee wane oe 000 = pd foot. tween Maryland ave. a.w. chaste one y to DULANY & wilting S88 OR SALE—I HAVE a eens OF = Caos Speculative Pieces of of town; lower than reo advance. Particulars ou ee FO —LoTs— Tibet, t bet S.C. ave. and Dat. se.; 20x100 to alley: wi kets c pricee and sure t9 CHAS. A. square foot; a ate. Lot 71 feet front; im- patorytrame dwelling: orice Obs. nar J. ¥. CULLINANE & CO., 600 F ee OB SALE—FIVE DESIRABLE. LO: = terson st. Letween North Capit ier via: re 20x87 to 10-toot alley, we) i sguare foot. ool -3t HOS and lst sts. ne; 124 F ot, At OK SALE—FINEST BLOCK LoTs . bie between Si an 7th; 3, Gasp ts, aller; wer, parki pavement; front WalGitt & Stockett 8 JOR esto ra oe. ON non SIDE ol Fe Sth n-w.: 20-95110 enc ech and w. either for ‘buildings oF very Ticairatiot price @1,10. 6W ara gir 927 {OR SALE — Fad Glen, oct: BARGAINS — CHOICE “Lor Ma. LOTS AT 5 cit aclusetts ave me FRONTING ‘Ave. 0.6. between 2U if sold this Ick Lars N MT. PLEAS- a % HERTFORD, oc10-1m. 1419 G at. Feedsied SALE—MODEEN BRICK DUELING. | a -sized rooms and bath room; ted; convenient to Pevsiga of Se Pee eer eeOeS, 1507 pet Fined SALE—ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND Mime —— cars; maweree and lighted ; corner ‘ot: fi ice, terms and curd to in- y to TYLER "e RUTHERFOUD, 1307 F st. FOUR- ed a — Koom ani mit to_in- spect apply to TYLEN & MUTHEREO! » 1807 F at. Fz SALE—A NICE 5-ROOM HOUSE = sone order: lot 162100 feet. rented at 819 per month, in an improving nel borhood 300. L_B. KER, 322 121 ms 2.W. R SALE—NOS. 4 AND 10 Q STREET NW. Frames mopies Bb 68 ead; toe oe posse each to all ‘siors 0d, an ei pay om Wrial iT& a fockELT, JOR SALE—A VERY CHEAP ae a ‘ON “re near 8 6 ome — abated Jo- be ritrtay & SOCKET, Bio Fee” IR SALE—ON CAPITOL HIE oh NEW BRICK was for owner; hard — +; 3 stories ae Recent Lot 20x100- iidress Bor 168 Star office. ola" SALE—AN ELEGANT N gt 13-ROOM one Pega BW, 2 tats pol, fo for'r ‘GwNEn, Sibomet month. If not rent. aw. 2 ‘OR SALE—SIZX-ROOM FRAME — oe Fsee3t feet: price $3,000. Inquire on preny a 3162 Pat. o. Wh SALE -HOUSES-ONLY A FEW LEFT. G00 Now Ones, $5,500, €7,000and #8,500. A third 4 terme, Mocks-3t “JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 928 F at a 084 G BT.; FIVE-ROOM JFrame Seg oy 24 feet front’ by 122 deep; nut G, Bvo:toem Frame House; lot 24 by 122 deep toal iive-room House with water: @1/200. A good Bi per, 1000 South Capitol st. ; six-room Brick ‘with Store: only @2.300. ON Ave-room Brick House with water Brick with’ Store; only asi gan prom ek fronts price, 81, 1,7 deze and 330 N st, sw. six-room Brick House; foot 314 press brick front For Sale—Chet on G between good eight-room oth h and "Teh eee s.w.; lot 20 we 30 ine parking in front, Brick Houses on E between 9th modern improvements; #3,000 easy. 1d Lot corner of 8th and D ata. s. 500, Brick Houses on 7th bet 7100 cach: food investment.» “hive ow Brick 8. {ch Houses on 24 between Cand Data, price of the five $8,000. They will pay 12 per a bend Houses on Dat. between 26th i room Brick Houses on the rear of the lot: 8, 120,, 222,124 Mat) Ave-room Brick Houses with water and sewe: each; terms vi 408 and 407 13th TSth st we, fourcrooms Brisk 409. 411, 413 13th st. «¢., six-room Frame Houses; 1,000 each. 1868 = st. between 3d and t uses in rear; the four rent 200. tween DandE sts. [Ouse a ‘st. between a 6th aw, ant modern improvements; wom | bag: pete pia ese HT oa een 8.w. : 83,101 3 tween M and N nn, House and ‘Store on Pie: 3 price, $1, AREER, Real Estate Agents 444 get ew. fOR SALE—COBY ae SIX: pee BRICK ocl9-3t ‘House on Bo t. Oth and 10th n.w.; & (G15: aloo. Protty Little Siscreom House on 1stat./aw., within abort of avenue cars ER, 613 15th st. nw. clot L STARGARDTEN, 20100, 183,000. East side 11th near H at. n.e., Lot 60 by abot 100. ‘Three Buildii 5 He — Buildings Lots on Riggs st., 45x47/to alley. Ww : id ae a waar tam eS ed; | Corner 27th ana [Ksts., 90x183._Good for coal yard ity ; suburban and cot or storage depot. Per square 1o0t 7c. 3: B. GRAY & CO. 637 Fat. CHEAP HOUSES. }ORSALE_TARGE BEVEN-ROOM HOUSE: WIDE | | North side X st. near lendid Three- eee stgry Belek, 10 roome and eae BTS hail and side entrance: 100 deep to my | gts rect on cay testa, fnguire on ere Jord side Gst. near Sth st. and’ taciue Pension oc18-lw* Office grounds, Larxe ihree-story Brick Dwelling, 12 FOE SAbE CORNER (OUSE, O21 0 ST. ¥.W.. Focmesmd. aR md. G20,000, corner 0 and Colum -room jn svlendia condition re for 8 o6 aie This WESCOTT & WILCOX, se in 8 sell for Boal a 000. “SWORMSTEDT & BRAD! a —— 18-6t 927 Fae : iw. 0c19-3t 1907 Pa ave. nw. st. yw, FIVE a D wllihes: lowe 1642100 each back to to alley: arood. Ligon pl yaken sround is improving ; liberal H. GLAY dish RT = SON, 0018-6 Fs SALE—TO iivenneeeeias 5-ROOM 2’ Bricks: water and sewer; on wide street; lots 12x just finished ; $1,000 exch: will pay pazcent at To for $11. BARNE: SWEAV stn. Ww. EDUCATIONAL, —__ Daas. AND PAINTING—LADY WHO HAS Studied with best Paris Artist« desires Pupil connection with a echool or in stuuio; refers te hent artists, Box 42, Star office, ‘Dims Ta = Mosr FOk LADIES IN THE FUR LINE ARE Fee t SALEBY FISH & MILLER, gh ful House on B te bet tina Toth SEALSKIN JACKETS AND SHOULDER CAPES. Sabu Tactoee ent thee otis ts el ten We have just received one lot of SEALSKIN from frout widows and contains 11 rooms, all in best JACKETS, made with special reference to Young order, and will be sold at a very low price as atte is oc: Ladies. Also a fine supply of CAPES, in Seal, Persianer, Astrakan, Mink, Beaver, &e. SEAL JACKETS, $95, 8100 and $115. FUE CAPES from 86 up to 850. Call and see the many pretty things we have in MUFFS, BOAS, TRIMM. 2 EMETZ & SONS, . through to 13th st. leaving city. Fooms with bath aitin peieoake: seeeein prompt pure 006-8 On SALEBY Fed MILLER, 1213 F st. uw. is Very Neat 7-room Brick Houses, all mod. inip. on Hat. bet. 6th and 7th n.e. : will be sold at the very’ low price of 82.800 each, or $4,000 for all; rents for 818.50 each per month, Over 8 per cent, Jnvestment. oc FOE, SALEHouBES AND, LOTS IN MOUNT J. HERTFOR! D, cies 419 G st. 5 en AOE SALE BEAULIFUL NEW HOUSE. 1813 T Toons deep; three stories and cellar bay winds furnace, latrobe and open fi ndso! NUFAC CONFECTIONERS! FINE PAPER BOXES. e most veautarul Line in the U Datted states, Commerce # Write re Pa. myl4-eo78t P lsomely Anished; lot 100 feet deep to alley Casi : 850 a month. Will sell below price to im- Rediate: purchaser, or will rent. JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 28 F et. oclt-1w FR, SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1219 F et. nw A Beautiful House on P bet. 9th and 10th n.w.: 10 Toms; mod. linp., all in fine condition; ie offered at a very low figure and ix bargain, oc l8-tit BOR SALE GREW, GROOM, BRICK, NORE SIDE Wallach, place, only €5.0005 stnall cash balance monthly. J. TFORD 1419 Gat o18.0 THE COURTS. Court x GeneraL Term—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Justices Hagner and James. Today—Estate of Anastasia Patten; argued and submitted. U.S. ex rel Redfield agt. Sec- retary of the Treasury; on argument. Cincurr Covnt—Judge Montgomery. Today—Suget agt, Gat judgment on mo- {OR SALEBY FISH & MILLER, 12 tion. “Arnott agt. Mitchell; judgment af- ee ere firmed. Hansel agt. Coulter; do, Reed agt. al wie me for a little money. Fe TWENTY YEARS TIME—WE bare Se Houses, well located, northeast, that we can sell on sunall cash pay ments, balance mont March; plaintiff called; suit dismissed. Logan agt. Newcomb; do., do. Ruppert agt. Walker & Davis, Central National Bank agt. Kings- * bury. Same agt. Marshall et al. Name agt. orotic, EWORMETEDT £BRALLED Oe) eat" | McEwen et aly Same agt. Thompson et al, s26-1m fame at Tucker et al. Same agt. Paker et OR SALE AT A BARGAIN THE NEW HOS faulte, IU Ua ha Re gong ——— grain rovements: price, $18,500. "Apply to to Fist The Y. M.C.A. R SALE— WE OFFER SOME VERY ee The monthly reception at the Young Men's aye and Couplete i Mostreet | Christian association last evening was one of between 4th aud pth sts. the most successful and pleasant that have been given. The parlors were well filled by the members and their lady friends. Prof. J. R. Russell, Miss Lily Hoover, Miss Ada Townsend and Miss Katherine Gribins of Cincinnati took sad in the exercises of the evening. At the ness meeting which preceded the enter- tainment thirty-five new members were elected. making 115in the month and swelling the grand totai to 1,004. on easy terma. oc3-1m For particule MST EBs BRADLEY, 9271 Fat. +] POR SALES] HAVE, SOME VERY DESIRABLE Residence Property, both in and o tend for copy of Personsand Property, Hesay Ww ‘AIL, cor. 11th and E #1 IR SALE—S026 N a AN ELEGANT | Team Residence, suitable for'an Army or Navy officer or ‘Member of ented. by hot water; two bath rooms ands iat ther nigdera un rovententa: Price rea- fe. EBLE, 1319 F st, ocl¥tnol FHS 1 rite 1s, BT. N caiintay —_—— louse, cont 4 2 bath rooms, &c, Newly papered ANACOSTIA. Throughout: Plumbing, ‘range aud furnace have ‘a teen ain rere Price, $11,000. & FALL, Deata.—Mrs. Jesunofsky, a Polish lady who has lived in the village nearly twenty years, and has conducted a notion store on Monroe street, died last night after a brief illness. Her daughter who, for several years has held a posi- tion in one of the District offices, has lived with . She also leaves a married son in Teunes- see who recently visited his relatives here. OR SALS—THE LARGE DOUBLE HOt, 1761 Mass. tries, two bath rooms and basement is new, has a large fro1 adapted to entertaining ab ionable sections of Washi SHEKMAN & 00, 1407 ® ghort time , only B.F. GILBERT « CO. 625 F BR SALE HANDSOME HOME O8 16TH ST. alle; y-_Unisual ep etna 0.000, ‘Get our Os. tober valietin: BF. TLBER? & So, 626 F st aw, Ligntfal, loos . ave. bet. 3 and 4th sta. ne, yutiful location, 2-stury and basement Brick’ Saephrie tense ii 35 eat vee 2 EW. ® maa oS LE Lore is NEW ‘These wed it Streets, ‘To. partion special Ao ial wiil be gi at 7. ixcaness paten uae 121d Fat nw, fe at. 915 Bat 123 E st. 501 Eat. 3 w27 Nd. w., Or 18.30 2210 14th 1022 Fede 18 610 tise: old BB. WARNER & CO.,916 Fat ow. ‘OR BEST—CO COMPLETELY FURNISHED" HAND some adapted for entertaining Sees or G1.b00 by the by the year Pia eae ‘| Seen 208 New 3 : asus iow Jersey ave. s.¢.. SPs B- iin. oc?-3w* th, 1 x0 wr one of the finest jocations in the city D. fest € $21.50. Bay wet n= ; ‘i "a Gable : ‘Unfurnished Apartm: fale: ‘Tented ‘65 | 1344 bess sas, TORES. OT fot io Bt ” EARLY Fe KENT ELEGANT, NEW DOUBLE, HOUSE, ene 200 2761 Mass. ave. 2.W., ESER ae F308 | ociSeim SOHN suena a oF —I ‘EL bd 15TH AND RENT HOTEL WINDSOR. COR. 15 a tieam heatand srectese Wales losaled on War and ‘Novy dopartmpente, cars pass door 106 sitperts of en chy. \ Adages We WALES, Wank aaiington. eee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Kk SALE—SOl oc! oan F. ROE. soca East Capitol st, oes Fc brid cals TEN- oe my ‘0HN io 313 East cals aa, oclO-3te sa a VE, 313 East Capitol st. JOR ‘DELIGHTFUL pe Ee ST.NEAR ma. peaiiicen 4rea ee 70RG FIRE HOUSE sROOMEDERR, 10 E : is Sasi Fell isos ra Fimotgt pontononoas wl CT ST AG Ri. a Pee BR SALE—A NUMBER OF CHOICE PIECES OF | O88! & BALE-$200 CARH. BATANGE ON 20 YEARS' |“ Nores.— Mr. Thornton Fisher, socidently Fineness La ea omni epee a peebtata a home? SWORMSTEDT'& BULS: | shot in the shoulder last Friday, is getting 'L. STARGARDTER, océ-Im _ | along aay at oe, 5 6 bul- clock est 613 15th st. Fe Sees 1225, 1226 AND | let as a number.—The recone ex- 70H SALE NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK | HOUSE Tear Wye stn waste zoom Bricks: mod. ‘impa.; pect $0 moot again Saturday night to perfect improvements; lot 2x1 bts went for 9600; price 66,000. | HENSEY & 00. ements for their new G.A.R. post.— anal ps ment 8 es sian "Gade aH BEN | 9e26-1m Soo Fete. | The decision of the courts in the Gen, Beale = * = ‘GaN i 50, = ater y case applies = equal eo a ALE , number of Anacostians who have habitually ite Senator une Lath, oar ‘ai ra Bugh's. BUSINESS CHANCES. 's county. . Julius voted in Prince omer SALE — WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY Toleon is fitting up his new cottage in Shannon Feta Liquor Business in So: ; most | place and will occupy it in a few days.——Mr. Sedinea bayer akon wiven a ere timgion, i PE A. Davison’s new residence on Grant Heights is nearly ready for occupancy. es ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tae EvENrxe Stan. Wares Marx Exrenstons.—The Alexandria water company is extending its mains on St. Asaph street to Oronoco, on Gibbon between TOCK AND FIXTURES Ue A CORNER GRO- SS cory aud Liquor Btore in Se South Washington. A ook L-at erst) 436 st. 8.w. R SALE—AT A Le agents Fg pave: aoe ste = by the Jat of the month REVA NS, wholesale drugwis te. Fo, SALE LARGE ae IN A WELL-PAY- ing Siver-Lead Mine in ‘Address G. ay «| Fairfax and Lee, and on Fayette between = een wate ee Prince and Duke. ' The extension of ‘the mains Y ya RECENT | of the company have in all cases heretofore jualities. Come with able tists and see the proofs, | led to increased building on the extended YAN, 403 8 st, nw. oc1-1w* | route, and, it is believed, if a company ¥ YOU WANT TO ay O% StLL LOCAL 810CKS not, some years ago, increase: ‘ity t Bonds or call on It Soatow Mien cal cUsmNaan, of their works and extended pipes northward oc21-1m 16th apd F sts. much of the present extension of the city in the north would have been retarded. e water is very pure and the rates for household use not exorbitant. Sraget Ieprovements.—The season of 1889 ¥., | for street improvement is drawing i poy Btarofhees ood and the work of the year may be summed u up by Fekst BAe 1.59 PEK SQUARE OUT IF TAKLN | gaying that the long-standing trouble at waltortuot ae #8 Handsome Building Lot, 20x99 | eon and Henry streets has been obviated and One party wall. ‘Address OW NE A. Star 0 the par of sao eee greatly im- ocd ]-2t" proved. some mending of Kod Maga SEO N, ETORR | tc ore ced ney oto ace \fuod. Feasons for wells Sm, SW, 5 ie oo repair of King street side- S UINDOR i ey ~ 2. and M ute. a oe ANTED—50 “EECHAROE FOR Gr ws frat Fann: 28 | w Armory pronticmey Shenae lowes nad Redness a eo Ok Ske — CHEAP" STOCK. FiAXTURES AND First-class cash paying Bar Koom, Avo a * pe ae ave. at once, 0021-20" Batidings; at SRK . PeLOUzZr., 1313 F (ie Se, cent dividend Also on colisterals ocl9- im LE INSURANCE ON THE COMMON BENSE Herndon te ‘lor—ap| a MUTUAL TION justice. A.W. was au- of Washington, * ff Home Tustitution tn spleen "March 20, 1878, | *BOFized to sell lands of ne P. his Sy id ad fnstiary Upon pou Death of Member. ee ee ee ks y On the side the of Robert Brown For fart SAMI C. MULLS, Keq., President, | way 800; oe eta 2 se aeeh ore es THE DANGERS OF THE SEA. Risk of Collision and Other Topics Dis= cussed by the Maritime Conference. The clocks in the Wallach mansion tinkled outeleven strckes each this morning when Admiral Franklin tapped on bis table with his little gavel and called the international mari- time conference to order for another day's de- liberation. Mr. Goodrich opened the session by presenting « resolution providing for the Appointment by the president of the committee of five to be known as the COMMITTEE ON SYSTEMS AXD DEVICES, whose duty it will be to examine and report upon any system or device connected with the business of the conference, of which written descriptions or plans are submitted, and that only such matters as are favorably reported by the committee shall be brought before the con- ference. In es his motive, Mr. Good- ote said that flood of such See had in and that if some speci gear ern Foo ay not designated ni ee a rece; ke jor such matters the couference will be ee eeri- ously hindered in its work. This wns adopted. STEERING AND SAILING RULES. That portion of the rules of the rosd known as “steering and sailing rules" was then taken up for consideration, and Mr. Hall gave notice of a proposed insertion after the title of this subject, which should give some more definite idea of the scope of the phrase, “risk of col- lision,” on which the rules are based. He did not h to establish a definition, for he realized that that was practically impossible. He proposed, however, the following prelimi- mary paragraph: RISK OF COLLISION. “Risk of collision may, for the purposes of these rules, be deemed to exist when there is no absolute certainty that if the ships keep their respective courses and speeds they will pass clear of each other. Such risk can best be as- certained by carefully watching the compass bearing of an approaching vessel. If the bear- ing does not appreciably change such risks should be deemed to exist.” Mr. Goodrich rep; ‘oposed his amendment to define the terms “starboard the helm” and “port the heim,” which he moved yesterday. He wished to make the former mean to put the wheel, the bow and the rudder to starboard and vice versa, Mr. Hall thought that the varied understanding of the terms among different uations would cause much difficulty aud suggested that the following rule be adopted: ‘hat when the order was “put the helm to starboard” the ship's head should be turned to starboard, Ac. Capt. Shackford moved that article 15, bear- ing on the action of steam vessels when meet- ing, should stand as at present, Speaking on Mr. Hat's proposition for a preliminary paragraph he asked the English delegates what they thought of a system of range lights, two white lights in the rigging, one high and one low, in different parts of tue ship, so that the bearing ot the ship couid be determined by the angle formed by them. Mr. tail repued that of course it was proper for any one to suggest aids to mariners, bis proposition being only for a general provision, bow for might aud day. PREVENTION OF COLLISIONS, Mr, Hall moved to add the words “and speed” at the end of article 22, so that it should read “where one of two ships is to keep out of the way the other shall keep her course and speed. Dr. Sieveking said he would not oppose the amendment, but that he should like to throw some light on the subject. He thought a dan- ger existed trom such a change, but that the advantage gained overbalanced it, Mr. Goodrich thought the amendment a good one, for it gave the vessel burdened with th duty of getting out of the way, another ek ment of knowledge from which to judge of the best course to tollow im any dangerous xitua- ton, He cited 4 sample law case to support his positian. Mr. Hail, in thanking his fellow delegates for their supporting words, gave notice of a future proposiaon to the effect that when a vessel bas the burden of avoiding another she shall uot cross tue Lows of the other, He also moved the insertion of A NEW RULE To THIS EFFECT: “When, in consequence of thick weather or other causes, two ships find themselves #0 close to each other as to make it doubtful whether by the action of one ship alone coili- sion can be avoided, the ship, which by the above article is directed to keep her course and speed, shall also take such action as will best aid to avoid collision.” Capt. Mensing, in speaking on the subject, said tuat everything possible could be done to thwart the danger ar ising from the presence on ——— of certain people who always aim to make “a CLOSE save.” Mr. Hall proposed the introduction of the following rule: ‘In daytime, that is between sunrise and sunset, single ships shall keep out of the way of three or more shipsof war im order; aud no ships shall, under such circam- stances, break the line of such # squadron. At Mr. Goodrich moved an amendment to ar- ticle 18, bearing on the course signals of steam- ers, which should make the code set forth mandatory instead of permissive. Capt. Malm- burg of Sweden opposed the change aud Mr, Verney, the delegate for Siam, joined with him in this opinion, on the ground that it would be difficult to enforce the rules when there were more than two vessels around. Mr. Hall heartily supported Mr. Goodrich's proposition. He also gave notices of a a posed new definition fixing a short blast” the whistle at one secoud’s duration. At 1 o'clock the conference took its recess. AROUND THE COUNCIL BOARD. Among the propositions one submitted yesterday afternoon was one by Mr. that an inde« pendent section be inserted in the article relat= Ing to lights of sailing veusels to the effect that such vessels show a flash light or use a detonat- ing signal. Mr. Hall desired a specific defini- tion of the term “long and short sounds,” im article 12, and suggested that the term “pro- longed blast” mean about four seconds’ dura- “Str. Goodrich read « letter from Francis W. Houghton, superintendent of the Maritime ase sociation of the port of New York, suggesting the adoption of a system of musical consisting of two or three notes produced by whistles or fog horns. The communication was referred to the committee on sound signals, Mr. Hall presented letters to the marine de- partment of the English board of trade, in reply toa — for opinions upon the question of sound signals, To this repiies were received from 119 masters and 10 owners, and societies who opposed the introduction of any compul- system of sound signals; from 48 masters and 3 owners who advocated the adoption of simple signals, and from 24 masters and sea~ men's societies who advocated the adoption of & more complete system. Dr. Seive- of Germany, in aspeech of some length, cated that in fog vessels be instructed to go at top speed. Messrs. Goodrich and Hall op; this. Prefacing the discusmon of article 14 om steering and sailing rules, Mr. Hall the following definition: ‘The term steam ves- sels shall be hela to include all vessels pro- pelled by machinery. Mr. G. de Weekherlin, minister to the United States from the Netherlands, took his seat ase delegate to the conference yesterday. Capt. E. Richard, the head of the m, is the naval attache of the French at London. He, as indeed are a ma- the delegates around the table, is thor- cughly pica in his appearance, which is ‘ing. Although acquainted with the language sufliciently to understand If understood among the Hill and to mak ang licans, he prefers to make bik speeches im Manstive’ tenses, ond is he who gives the translator the most to do. His French is so- 4 SEE stir He Fee g i i 3F H fil £ ees eile | Fy i FE f Ba i E 1 ; i FE t ‘ ie F i z ! E g i i [ = ij it Hl | : a! i i ve & F ia i i | i